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Those two control the way they eat. You can safely set them both to zero.

Thank you.  I see for the Cows that the EC values range from 0 to 9 and the FC values range from 0 to 25.  Perhaps one of EC or FC pertains to the cow's fatness and perhaps the other pertains to dung.  If I have guessed correctly, which is fatness and which is dung?  If I have guessed wrong, please let me know what they actually represent.

Also, I see for "ID":"Native" that there are a small number of values for DT which I am guessing might indicate needs.  Perhaps DT:0 indicates the native is happy and has no current needs, perhaps DT:50 indicates the native needs food, perhaps DT:100 indicates the native needs a hut.  If I am correct, please let me know which DT values correspond to specific needs.  If I am wrong, please let me know what those values really mean.

I also see that natives have a EN value that ranges from 0 to over 10000.  I cannot guess what that indicates.  Please let me know.

Thank you for all of the information that you are providing us. 

Sorry, I didn't see this message until just now.

"EC" stands for eat count and shows the number of times it's eaten before it needs to make dung. "FC" stands for fat count.

"DT" is dirt which is between 0 and 100%. 

"EN" is number of seconds of energy left * 100

Thank you, Denki, for that information.  When you said "DT" is dirt which is between 0 and 100% does that mean that a Folk with DT:0 will not show the symbol for being dirty, but a Folk with DT:50 or DT:100 will show the symbol for being dirty?  And when you said "EN" is number of seconds of energy left * 100 does that mean that a Folk with EN:0 will show the symbol for being hungry, but a Folk with EN: more than 0 will not show the symbol for being hungry?  If I am wrong, what are the symbols shown for pertinent values?  Thanks.

"DT" needs to be 100 to show dirt. Anything less shows nothing

Yes, you're correct about "EN"